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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

Sn einem lanaen Nrtifel iiber Die
6ffentli1en S6ulen in Stearns County
sibt Staatss S6uliuperinten6ent Rieble
einen 8eri6t bes Brofefur 8odelau
BON Woorbeab, melber Dor stuei @oden
in 8esleituns oes Co. S6uliuperinten
benten &o6olI anf @niu1en bes Staatsz
S9uliuperintenoenten cine Utilization
Der S9ulen in Stearns 60. uornabm,
UNI iid BON Der 1rastueite Der iiber bic
@rtbeiluns bes l1nterri9ts laut seiuOr-
benen &la9en 81 iiber5eusen. 8ir BE-
'ri9teten bereits in lebter @obe, oaB
Serr Mohelau bic Shulen in Stearns
Gc. in better Drbnuns fanb uro oa6 bic
&lasen aus Der 2uft sesriffen iuaren.
@lei1lautenb iinb bic Mnsaben bes
StaatssS duliuperintenbenten in ieinem
Irtifel. slus bieiem behen lutr nod
5Olsenbes beruor: nSerr Rpdelau be-
ridtet folsenbe Biiitation. &i1mpno re
siitrirt 10Y S9ulpfli9tise nit einem Be-
lu1e BON 95. Dieie fin6 in eineu S1ul.
rarim BON setu6bnlider@r5Be suiammen.
a%ebrdnst, unb ueroen BON eitem 2ebrer
unterridtet. Das Utter Der S9ulfin.
Der uariirt BON 5 bis IA Sabren. 2rob
bieier S1pierisfeiten mar bieie Sdule
BEL ,ueitem bic bette, bic i9 beiu9te. unb
ioq bel @eitem bic Bette i'm oeutiben
Ditrift iein. Sier erprobt 5id oas
nlfe Gbrifmorf. @ie her Qphrpr In
aud bic Sdule," Die 9eitunsen Der
8inber tparen mebr benn Durdi1nitts=
%leiftunsen. Die &inoer fpreden sutes
@nslli9 un6 leien ausseSeidnet. Ser
2ebrer senaB feline @r5iebuns IN 9eutid,
Lamb. no er flint Sabre lang als 2ebrer
tbatis uar, uno er iaste mir, baB er
ME elm proteitantiides &ino in Der
S4ule bate.
Die Sabresperiammluus Der aittles
Slant Sdldud gempasnie fanb am
Dienitas Gbeub ftatt. Sci bieier @eles
senbeit ipurbe bic Babl Der 8eamten
fir bas lanfenbe Sabr po%rsenommen,
Bel tuel6er es redi lebbaft susins. Gin:
itimmis purbe Martin 8arfle mieoer
als 8ormann ertpdblt; bessleideu 90.
q. Steiner als S9riftmart ut,b Woam
Slider alS Stemart; SO. Nirenbera
pur6e nit 16 Stlmmen 5uil eriten Wifi
~itenten, stephan 9enpoor6e nit Is gum
Sipeiten Giiitenten unb $. s. 2imperi1
mt IL Stinlmen gum S9aBmeifter ers
ipdblt. grnft Steiner, tpelher in einSel<
nen 8ldttern bes iibliden Winnefota
tootsei9rieben puroe, tpurbe als neues
Witslieb Der &eieqi9aft einperleibt unb
lit barob munter una gutter 8iuge. Gls
Dslesaten fir bic 2eriammllns Der
Staatss Teuerpebr, Die tm Sanuar in
gilbert Sea absehalten piro, ,puroen
Watb. Nirenbers anb Soiepb @riebler
%ernannt,
- Gin TN boben Utter pp, u Sab
rem ftebenber Want namens Geo. Mits
fer, tuelder ansebli1 BON Netp Munld
bierber fam uno in ueridiebenen SAINT.
lien elm iberrai9enbes @ri1einen madte,
erreste ben gerba@t. baB es in feinem
Oberfhabdeu ui9t aara riatis fei. d.
muree bafpb en- sdreitas afatlim unter.
iubt, aber mleber %entfaffen. Gm nduts
li1e, Gage nod that er bes @uten au
uiel nno 9erietb Der 9oliSei in bic Sim
ger. 9luf bas 8eripreden FIN, tpiebsr
5urid5ufebren, tpobsr er gefomntefl,
wuree &c aaaf reiet SUI sefest.
DeSe Cine idane Gusmabf, bic mies
brighten 9reife unb auuerldifge Waa.
rem, alle seeisnet fir Elm i65nes Weit>
na6tsgeident bel ". S. @obertion.
Man iprede BOZ, beii6tiae bic 8aaren
! unb bDre bic Breiie. ~ 51-3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
9te Weibna6tStaae

riiden INNER ndber nne mir iinb fir oieiel.
ben porberettet, inbem mir cine ponitdnbiae
@uspabl auer Saden baben, pel1e eiae
bunaeri9e Seele 9lidlid MAIDEN. 4imburs
GER, Sdipeiser- unb &abmfdie. Soudnbi.
einaema6te uno Sal5bdrinse; Iepfel,
0uitten, Srauben, 9lpfelfinen, 8itrpnen,
Sirnen, SiiBfartcffel, Ohio Siderp.0iFe,
6 beitnnt, 8alnife, 2anlbertsniifie, 8raiis
uno grbnife; Seisen, &oiinen,
Sru6t.@ elee. Saue,fraut un6 Sretielbee.
rem. SDiters, better unb 5 Gents biaiser
als ionitwo; beites uaiierueiBes Del su is
Gents unb Wtnneiota gepriftes gutes Del
81 121s Gents bic @aIlpne; reiner gibers
eiiis l21 Gents per @allone; A Gallonen-
Ge8sS nrup 1.50 bas Seq; mir baben bereits
300 &ess in bieier Saiion o~ertauft uno ies
oesmal 3ufrieoenbeit seseben. Yatent Bro
seB.Mtebl $2.15, Straight $1.9O, 4 X $1.65
per Sad. SieieS tit MIR gttpas BON benz
8ielen. &ommt unb iebt ben Seit beim
81 Nlteu Spnb.
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st. .@aNerniibIe.

giuer aeebrten &nnoi6ait hermit sar PC
fdliaen Rafriht, oaB meme Miible Iebt in
imooernfter 8eiie ein9eridtet nno ib 10 cen
Nnforoerunaen meiner &unoen aenau nnb
prompt entipreden Tam. Sas bette gSeis
sens, 8ossen. uno Budiueiaenmebl, Sieb.
futter nIU. I'm geneigten Suipruh btttet
44s3mt aonrao Guds. @ia'rtbiimer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
6altioirte Sarm al Derfanfen.

i60 @cres, 40 @der SolSlauo uno 1870 uus
ter Yfu9 nit SauS lnb anoeren @ebdulih.
tetten; fait allies nenes 2anb, 6 Weilen BON
ct. Gloub. Wan ipre6e Dor bel s. Us.
9%arlington, 3inmter iiber @ebr. Benien's
9eiddftslofal Doer I'M 2ofale hes Sas.
8is9ertaif.
4S-4n 6. 81. g arIiuatpu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
6Imntgc 0~eIe9enbetten.
A. G. WHITNEY.

2dnoereien Der ct. IauI unb Chicago gi-
neutrality-suspicious. f6nnen rnter ainitiae
Sebiu9nn9en fduflid eritanoen peroen, oe.
gen boar ooer gesen Contract, besaleiden
5000 big 1000 @fer 2ano, selegen in ben
Soiuns Gpon, Mbanp. st. Wartim, Gpriua
Sia, @ebers 8rooe, Srow 8iper, Grotp
2aie, 4afc, Wiaipppo, Relrpie, Dat, giaens
tbnm Der Relrofe 8ant. &adsufraaen in
Der Reirpie 8anf, Nelroie, Nfinn. 3l-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
MuHoMesMna.

Ollie, Die benz &nnppen Setter in ct.
Ridolas fduloeu, iino sebeten, nit inn Dor
benz fommenben Neuiabr ibre &ednuus abb
suihlie6en, I'm uufoften 81 iparen.
s. y. 9 bmit,
40 3t- Ct. &idofaus, Gtearns Co., Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
Sngelanfen.

Gem llntersei6neten iiuo bier ipeiBe, eff
ma feds Monate alte COMMUNICATIVE
Sugelaufen. Ser gisentbiimer fann iie ae.
gen &iideritattnng Der llnfoiten abnebmen
bel Mart 8ieber,
Se Saut, Wtiiln. 50-3iu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

9ou bieIen tuurbe ent{6ulbi9t Sol.
g Qemm BON @odpile. Nqe &fageii, in
Bic 8artien BON Sauf Centre unb um'
aeaenb peruidelt iinb, merben in elmer
ipesieaen @eri1tsiibuns in Sant Centre
aur gerbanbluns selansen. Gle &la.
aeu, in benen @ldter Searle als Mn,palt
bate funairen 5olen, uerben Dor &rets'
ridter Barter perbanoelt, unter oieien
bic BON Der ct. gloub 2anbzS mprope'
ment. Company sesen W 8eder; Sames
@rap 9bpmas 6 Hloen, Geo Sebler,
M . 8riissemann, 5 S BRADFORD. 9b
Bauler, S 6 @ins, 8 @nberle, s gouns.
Beter Wuniinser anseftrenste &lasen.
Jolsenbe &lasen iueroen Dor ben @ez
jdtporenen uerbanoelt:
@ampn, S9abel & So. seSen s. 3bten
un, Nnbere; Watb. eetm sesen @ob. @ie'
NORTH; Ni@0l. Wauer se8en bic ct: paul.
NtnneapDlis & Wanttcba Vabngeleai1att;
8. Seatou sesen ben 8carb Der Supersti0>
rem Dom SOwn 2ynben; 81. Neis une euela
Warttn seaen Sobn Mets; 8. 8. &obsrts
aeaen 4. s. Spett; Coates & Sreeman gee
aen 6. 8. Worie unb Gbarles Wcrie; y.
6. Seder aeaen @. s. @orie unb G6arles
Wcrfe; Spnatt. Wcl seaen W. 8. Woa;
@ler. Woore sessn Nprtbern Yaetfe gabn-
seItai6aft; Or. .. @artea 9esen Sobn
Gtten; 9lnna 8eppers sesen Matb. Ntd'
les; Sofepb GbelbrCd ge8en 8atb. Soeter
unb 9. @bsfer; 81. {. Scott aesen .. Sol
mes unb 8. 8. Yieree; ID. %. WtaVidins
sesen q. 9. Yatten unb W. S. 8enneps;
W. 6. Weran sesen Weslta Garter; Spbn
YebrenS sessn ct. Yaul, Ninneapplts uub
Nanttoba 9abnseft1ihaft; Upton Wf'g.
So. sesen 8. q. Meser unb s. 4aubenba6;
Sptn 8aFier ae8en S. &ennte uno Sobn@
lcns; Gebr. 8enftn sesen s. 8. Dam; q.
6. Waaer gesen Gbarles Soltarb; &. 7.
Gale aeaen Minpnb Seifert; Sac0b Webr
aeaen sSebn Wettle; Marta Gesta sesen q.
9uller; 9. 6. Slipn & 9omp. seSen Sobn
S1afer; Watb. Sans sesen Nih. unb pet.
i3ierben; Cams Grtsas unb 9owes geaer W
8ilenius; .. 9armaan seeen 80. S. Sutil'
ltpan; @rinpls unb Sdtne aeSen 9anAsrr
& So. unb q. Mnberfpn.
2ebtere 8lase nuroe 5uerit Dor cen
@eidpOreuen perbanoelt uno nad elmer
fursen Debate Der &nipdlte %ueriuorfen.
Sn Der &lase bes g. 6. Slion uno 60.
sesen Sobn Sddfer als Giiisnee Der
Ribmann'iden Nadlafenibaft wuroen
benz Bsrflasten $208.75 suerfannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

- PIN 20. bietes MonatS ipiro Der
8oarb Der County, Ommifdre in femer
reselmdBisen Sibuns suiammentreten.
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ct. GIomo's etemersabIer.

Sn nadaebenber Site seben mir Die
Namen Der Biirser u~nierer Staot. oerert
9erionalteuer ii6 auf $40 nno oarilber
hcIoufon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08
- Sa,nt glous -
3aMpts MteSerlage!
sn G6. &drtuers BaderaeShdft.
Cant glous :

Die feiniten nnb befeu Audermaare,s
8%adDaaren, &lebeHk fotpie pefooiSete Wii.
ie, 2idter ayr ger3ierlna oes ghriftbau.
mes nberhanpt aues, mas in elmer eriten
8lafte gonoitorei fur bic @eibnadtsfeierz
taae aetunben peroen fann. Wan iprede
Dor, ebe mon %ionittuo ginfdufe madt.
81 CD. & drne +,
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&retSaert6t.

Inter benz gprfise bes neu e%rnanntett
Rreisri9ters 8. 3. Searle besana AM
Wontas Morsen Der DeSembertermin
Der gourtiisuns fir Stearns @onntD.
Solaenbe 8eamten tpuroen ernannt: s.
Salipan, 9lufleber Der @roBsei9more'
men; $. g. 9otp, Gnfieber Der 9leins
sei@uoreueu; 8. s. &risbt, Silfssez
ri1tsI6reiber. Beim Gufrufen Der @roBs
sei1uorenen fanben ii9 folsenbe als
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

g. %. &obertiOu BON ct. @louo tpur'
be enti6ulbist; S. ublencott bonn 2oiun
Dat fonnte nidt ausfinbts 8enadt iuer'
ben. glls Dbermarlt Der @roBseibipo'
renen tuurbe Serr Sobn @inter BON
Sprina Siq ernannt. Wis &leln9e'
idauorene1 ftellten ii1 folsenbe ein:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-08

TSulo dW lePlPU SteHllQ9 etleo leOeIl
Wonats, NIT Iusnabme Der Monatc
Wai uno 9ouembcr.
- neutrality-suspicious. umitdn6e 6al=
Der muBte sic BON Der Nlerian. Tbeaterz
Truppe Der ct. Sobnss uniueriitdt ben
bieliSen 9beaterfreunoen am Nbenoe oes
20. oieies i'm OpernbauIe in Iusiidt &C.
fteGte MISUNDERSTANDING bis auf unbes
ftimmte 3eit aus9eiebt tueroen. 9lle
6reuuoe Der Wuiif uno &uuit boffen mil
ing, oab aui9eidobeu nidt aufseboben 1T.
- Sn Der SfarriGule Der rlnbeFed.
ten GmpidrsniB @emeiuoe uirb an
8eibnadtstase fiji. bic &inber elm @sib'
ua6is6aum nuf9eiteIt tuerben, unb iol.
len an isnsm Gage namentlid bic drme'
ren &irOsr bcidenft tueroen. Die Wfits
slieOer bes %Srauennereins ba6en es
i~ibernDmmeu, @eloer su colleftireu, I'M
ben &leineu cine Srenoe bereiten 81 f0n'
men.
- Serr %. s. &epier BON Eolebo,
O6iu, cat suuerldiIissn 8eri9ten semde
einen SauptantGeil on Der Benton 60
8nnt in Sauf Siapios% iibernomnter, uni
ioll oieielbe umsebeno in cine National.
banf %umse,panbeit unb Dem am erfter
Snnuar 1888 in 8raft tretenoem Sc
iebe gemdB bctrieben iueroen. 3u cine,
iol6en GcquiIition II! benz Nadbartao'
a)su nur Slid 81 tpinideu.
Sim SonnerTtag abeub entsleiit'
nabe OF ct. gloub Der @ilmar 8afia
sierSns. @iefpObl Der Bug nit 8afa
Sieren, nnter bleien aud iene, tuelde ben
im Central Sotel anberaumten GaQi
b%siluobnten, anaefiQt iuar, 1T fein tueite
req unslid 81 uerSei6nen. gea1 lanse
Grbeit selans es am 5reitas Morsel
bas @eleiie tpieoer fret 81 MAIDEN.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
An IunpOrtant Suit.

An important suit came up before Judge
Merrck yesterday, in which the right of the
Commissioners to extend the rectangular
system OF streets into the county north OF
the city Is involved. Horace p, Gray brings
action against the District of Columbia. Mr..
Nat. Wilson is his attorney, and the suit l.
brought to quiet title to lot /, block 20,
Meridian Hill, and 1000 square feet Of land
adjoining. Mr.. Gray represents that when
Meridian Hill was laid out there was hill
Immediately north Of Sixteenth street so
large that II was apparently barrier to a
further extension Of Sixteenth street. but
there was road In ravine that served for
a street, and which was sketched out as
Meridian avenue. He alleges, however,
that the District authorities have proposed
to extend Sixteenth street, with 100 feet
width, through his grounds, and not to pay
for Meridian avenue, and he asks an In
junction, declaration Of the validity Of his
title, etc,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
SPORTS OF THE SEASON.
baseball personalities.
NY, thIs Is gnLtInp monotonous.

Philadelphia, 10; Washington, ..
Really, this Is getting monotonous.
Yesterday game was the worst Que
played on the home grounds this season.
The errors oil he home nine woull have
made amateurs hang their heads In shame.
10 seems that when II is not one thing
that defeats us II Is another.
Sometimes 1t Is weak batting; at other
times II Is poor fielding.
But the general impression among the
local patrons of the game is that at all times
the men are In need of q guardian.
THE CRTiC has consistently supported
the nine throughout the season. 1t has ex-
cuscd their errors, pointed out their merits
reIoiced In their success and lightly passed
over their defeats. It will do so no more.
The players have shown that they care
nothing for the interests OF baseball In this
city or for their own regulations.
They caro- only for ga good tIme.n What
that phrase implies the reader can guess
ffOtr the record the men have made.
There are faithful and earnest players lu
the club. They have strlvcn hard to win,
but their efforts have been for naught,
many time because some one caroused
too much the night before.
lntemperance IA the ball.players' curse
1t was hoped that Washington had not been
a sufferer from 1t, but the fact is patent
that 1t has been.
The evil has grown TO such proportions
that 1t can hardly be checked now. After
to-day only six more games are scheduled
to be played on the home grounds.
II the men will brace up, show a little In.
terest In the welfare Of baseball 10 Wash
ington, abandon dissipation and lead the
lives Of athletes they may win back the
respect of the Washington baseball public
II they persist In their present course they
will look In vain for engagements mex
year.
In the interests Of the baseball patrons OF
the city The CRITIC protests.
Undenlably this Is a good ball town, but
another season Of such playing VIII ruin 1t
The players have been paid good salaries,
they have been treated leniently by Mr.
GRifney-too leDlently some think k--they
have been encouraged by the local press as
they would not have been In any other city
In the League; yet Tor "a good time" they
have sacrificed everything.
The people here want to see good playing;
they do not want to sec every game u vic
tory, but they want TO see men who can
play good ball earn their salaries, for after
all 1t is the public that pays them.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
A New nuiIding Association.

A number of gentlemen assembled at st.
Domlnic's Hall, In South Washington,
Thursday night, to consider the question OF
forming new building association. A tenn
porary organization was effected by the
election OF Daniel shannon president and j. .
j. Dermody secretary. The association will
be formed on what is known as the old
plan, which has been very successful in
South Washington. Messrs. Il. G. Camp
bell, II. ". Smith, 7. j. Myers, Robert
Mcdonald, Henry WeY, j. J. Dermody and
Daniel Shannon were appointed commit
shares Of stock were subscribed by those
present, after which tho meeting adjourned
to meet In two weeks.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
East Washington.

The ordinance Of baptism will be ad-
ministered morrow night by Pastor Hez
Sven, in the Second Baptist Church,
Fourth street and Virginia avenue south
east.
"A peculiar accident happened yester-
day TO Mary Burke, an infant about year
old, living at IA Eighth street southeast
The child had been given 1--WE copper cents,
and. for safe keeping, put all of them In her
mouth. Her mother was startled soon
after by finding that the child had
swallowed the whole five. A physician
was summoned, and, at last accounts, the
little girl was doing as we'll as could be ex-
ptcted under the circumstances.
DIR. Tyler yesterday viewed tho body OF
William Cant, which was found on the
banks OF the Eastern Branch, and gave q
certificate OF death from heart disease.
The Dolphin arrived at the Navy. Yard
this morning and Will leave tomorrow with
the marines who will participate 10 the
Constitutional Centennial at Philadelphia
detachment Of marines from Annapolis
arrived at the Navy y-Yard at s a. m. to-day,
and will also 90 on the Despatch.
Charles Oately and John Smith, two
colored boys, about nine years OF age, were
arrested yesterday by Officer Thompson for
robbiDg the till OF Smiths saloon on Eighth
street southeast OF fl.l5. Fifty-seyen
cents were found on the boys.
Thieves forced an entrance into house
No. 2l5 Seventh street northeast, at :3j
this morning, but were frightened off be.
fore securing anything.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
In the whole H,deous Catalogue

OF diseases, there were none which, previous
to the discovery of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, offered more formidable resistance to
the old fashioned modes of treatment than
the group OF maladles which, under the col
lective name Of malarial disease, afflicted
entire communities that suffered hopelessly.
Chills and fever, dumb ague, ague cake and
bilious remittent were once regarded as well
nigh incurable. Now 1t rejoces the hearts
OF thousands who reside In districts period
ically subject to the visitation OF malaria, to
feel certain that In the Bitters they possess a
certain defense against the scourge, sure
means Of expelling Its poison from the sys-
ten. To the settler In the far West, the new
emigrant thither, ard to travellers and tour
lists by land and sea, the possession OF this
pleasant safeguard is a guarantee OF safety
from diseases which they might vainly seek
from any other source.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
Firieen American Trlumphs.

The fifteen great American Inventions Of
worldwide adoption are: /, the cotton-gin
., the planting machine; 3, the grass mower
and reaper; 4, the rotary printing press; 3,
navigation by steam; 6, the hot-aIr engine
7, the sewing. machine; S, the India.rubbei
industry; y, the machine manufacture OF
horse-shoes; TO- the sand.blast for carving;
II, the gauge lathe; l2, the grain elevator;
l3, artificial icemalSing on large scale
II, the electric magUet and its practical
application, and, 10, the telephone. New
York Commercial.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
MaTk-DOWn in Hosiery.

In order to name a low
price on a lot of Ladies'
Fine Quality Cotton Hose,
we were obliged to purchase
largely, and, in consequence,
find we have too many to
dispose Of through the regu-
lar demand this season, and,
as we carry no goods over
from one season to another,
we have marked them down
to sell them at once from
Soc TO a5c PER PAIR.
They come in choice styles
of fancy and pin stripes, in
blue, brown and cardinal.
main floor south arch.)
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
w. II. HOughton a Co., 1914 r
street NOrthwest

81 Vi hNhhih bh ot
52S Ninth street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
a Lawyers Attempted suicide.

Mr.. Lewis IL, Powell of Leesburg, Va, a
gentleman OF prominence at the bar and a
most highly esteemed citizen, but undoubt-
edly laborlng under some temporary aber-
ration of mind, attempted to commit sui
eide Wednesday morning last by cutting
bis throat. Mr.. Powell Is still living and It
is thought possible be may recover, nourish.
ment being administered by artificial means.
lie has shown occasional symptoms Of q
failure OF the mental powers during the laat
year or two, but twas not supposed that he
had any designs upon his own life.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The Bricklayers' Union OF Baltimore
are to be entertained by their Washington
brethren at the Scheutzen Park on the 10th
instant. A parade aud review by the Pres.
ident are some Of the features OF the pro.
gramme.
The first parade Of the Dietrict militia
will take place on Thanksgiving Day. Ar
rapgements are now being made to make
the initial appearance Of the militia q
marked success. By the time fixed uni.
forms will be on hand, and all the officers
and men In line Will be clad In the regula
tion army dress. The militia will be re-
viewed by the President and General sherl.
dan, and at night will be given banquet.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10

This long. established restaurant, elIGlbly
located on the corner Of Seventh aud ID
streets northwest, has been thoroughly rem
ovated for the fall and winter season. lts
present proprietor has all the necessary
facilities to furnish oysters In any style,
especially steamed, at the lowest possible
prices. This establishment will make a
specially In serving select steamed at no
extra charge.
Meals and hot and cold lunches always
ready to serve. The finest brands OF liquors
only dealt In; also, excellent cigars. Prompt
service and courteous treatment to all who
may favor this popular restaurant with
their patronage.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10

New Fall Gloves.
The following importa-
tons in Fine Gloves have
been placed on sale:
100 doz 5.button "Imperlal" Plnked. wrist
Kid Gloves, In black and all the approved
The most reliable Glove for the price ever
our good fortune to offer,
100 doz 4.button Belair Kid Gloves, in black
and assorted shades OF tan, only 81 per pair
We also offer our own direct Importation of
i'hutton Black Kid Gloves, embroidered in
colOrs, with colored weltlng to match.
4.button Imperial Kid Gloves, embroidered
on the back In shades to match the fall and
winter dress fabrics.
We have raised the stand
ard of our Glove Depart
ment, confning our selec-
tions to those that we can
conscientiously recommend
as made of reliable skins,
properly tanned, dyed in
pure coloring matter and
thoroughly stitched.
We present each pur-
chaser Of a pair of Gloves
with a neat, dressy Glove
Fastener.
main floor; centre.)
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
lO.4 N, Y. Mills Cotton 25C.
|, c. COrSGtS.

|, c. COISGtS.
We recommend the l. c.
French a la Persephone
Corsets as the best fitting
and most comfortable cor
sets obtainable for the sew.
eral prices.
We have had these Cor
sets made in different
lengths Of bust to each waist
size in order to fit the short
and stout, the high and
stout, the high and thin and
the low and thin, equally
well.
~. c." French Coutil, S1.5o.
81. c." Short Waists, sl.75.
81. c." French Sateens, secs.
"i c." Spoon Busk, s2.75.
~. O." Long Wasted, $3.50.
81. c." Satin Spoon busk, s4.s7.
Customers who have not
done so should give these
Corsets an impartial trial.
Second aoor)
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND ONO
CHESAPEAKE e. CHIC ROUTE.

(NeWpOrt News and Missssippi Valley Col
Schedule IN effect June 5, 1887.
Trains leave Union Depot, Sixth and d SITS.
1857 A. M.-For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Daily except Sum
day. Arrive In Norfolk 7aO p. m.
l1:2d A. M.-For Virginia Springs, stations
on the Chesapeake Il Ohio and points
West. Daily except Sunday. Observa-
tion car, Charlottesville to Clifton Forge
Through Pullman Buffet sleeping cars,
Clifton Forge to Louisville and st. Louis.
$50 p, M-Fast Western express daily.
Solid train, with Pullman Buffet sleeping
cars TO Louisville Pullman service TO Gin
cipnati, st. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans.
HOO p. M.-For Virginia Springs and sta.
tions on Chesapeake s. Ohio. Daily ex-
cept Sunday.
JOHN MUIR,
General Traffic Manager.
II. W. FULLRR,
General PASSENGER Agent,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
Rev. sam. Jones at the CopitnI.

Rev. Sam. Jones was in the city yesterday
and last evening addressed large audience
at the Salvation Temple, corner OF Sixth
and c streets. He left this morning for
Massachusetts. His family will be In
Washington next week, and Mr.. Jones pro-
poses TO take up his permanent residence
here
The Washington critic., 1887-09-10
notice 10 Housekeepers,

In addition to complete stock Of heat
ing and cooking stoves, ranges, carpets,
blankets, comforters and parlor and dining
room furniture, have Just received full
line Of silver table ware, all to be sold on
as can be bought elsewhere at strictly cash
prices. Smiths reliable installment house,
452 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.